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	Bolivia Votes: Can Evo Morales Run Again? Emily Achtenberg Rebel Currents February 9, 2016 Will Bolivians approve a constitutional amendment that would allow President Evo Morales to run for a fourth term?
	Argentina’s Painful Return to “Economic Orthodoxy” Sara Kozameh February 8, 2016 The new Macri government in Argentina has embarked on a rapid-fire series of conservative economic reforms, threatening public sector employment and social programs.
	New Year, New Administration, and New Trials Against Former Guatemalan Military Officials Jeff Abbott January 26, 2016 18 high-ranking military officials, including President Morales’ right-hand-man, face charges of leading campaigns of forced disappearances in the 1980s.
	Aiding Central America’s “Women on the Run” Gabriela Díaz Prieto and Sarah Gammage January 7, 2016 By issuing tourist and humanitarian visas to migrants, the Mexican government could begin to move past the failures of U.S.-backed border militarization.
	Beyond Open Borders Lilia Fernández January 6, 2016 The history of Puerto Rican migration to the U.S. shows why the fight for migrant rights must also be a struggle for racial justice.
	A Right to Stay Home, A Right to Move, A Right to the World Joseph Nevins January 5, 2016 Only by granting the world’s poor a right to a just share of the earth’s resources and a right to traverse global space will we begin to repair the historical injustices that drive migration.
	Migration Is Not a Crime Federico Barahona January 4, 2016 A new refugee crisis takes shape in Mexico and Central America.
	Ecuador’s Quest for Food Sovereignty and Land Reform Karla Peña December 30, 2015 Indigenous groups and social movements in Ecuador seek to translate the concept of “Buen Vivir” into policy.
	Fighting Displacement in Barcelona and Beyond Emily Achtenberg Rebel Currents December 24, 2015 Barcelona's anti-displacement activists are successfully challenging global banking and real estate interests, while building new political models that transcend recent Latin American experience.
	Do you Know Where your Quinoa comes from? Nancy Romer December 23, 2015 Quinoa production has a long history in the Andes. In the last decade, demand for the crop has skyrocketed, transforming the economy and ecology of the region.
	The Case Against the “Humanitarian Border” Jill M. Williams December 22, 2015 How the Border Patrol’s humanitarian rhetoric only furthers the militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border.